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@ProductHunt’s unbelievable journey shared by the one and only @rstankov who has been successfully scaling teams and products since the very beginning🤙🤙

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Here are some key takeaways:

Management is a different career

When you make the switch to management, you need to start from scratch. It’s a new career, and you need to use all your previous experiences in a new context. Rado tells some of his stories about facing this problem.

Write a journal to track your progress

You can write a manager journal to track your effectiveness as a leader. Note all your thoughts and important events. You can go through it weekly, as you plan the next week, and review it monthly, to see if there are recurring problems.

Give autonomy to your engineers

In a remote environment, you can maximize productivity by minimizing dependencies within your company. Getting rid of overhead in communication and decision making will simplify the workflow. Obviously, it’s a hard balance to nail.

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